Financial Regulation and the Real Economy: Balancing growth and stability
14 February 2012, 20:08 CET
Post-financial crisis, policy-makers in the US, Europe and the UK are considering and writing regulation in an attempt to establish financial stability and to protect taxpayers from bearing the cost of future systemic failure. But in the context of dramatically deteriorating economies and turmoil in financial markets on both sides of the Atlantic, should regulators soften their approach?
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| When |
19-03-2012 from 09:30 AM to 05:30 PM |
| Where | London |
| Contact Name | Chatham House Conferences |
| Contact Phone | +44 (0)20 7957 5729 |
| Attendees |
Douglas J Flint, HSBC Holdings plc Mark Hoban MP, HM Treasury, UK Jon Pain, EMA KPMG |
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Senior policymakers, business leaders, and expert commentators will discuss vital issues including:
- Who should write the rules?
- Whether proposed financial regulation will restore or stifle economic growth
- The extent to which reforms will invite regulatory and sectoral arbitrage
- How national policymakers will tackle tensions between international regulation and national self-interest
- Whether the Dodd-Frank Act and the UK’s Independent Commission on Banking’s recommendations will survive political realities
- Progress on cross-border resolution.